Advertised as the nation’s largest public Halloween celebration and one of the 100 Things to do Before You Die, New York City’s annual Halloween parade is nothing short of a sight to see.
New York’s Village Halloween Parade is committed to the cultural and imaginative life of New York City and to the advancement of large-scale participatory events in the belief that such events, when artistically inspired, can play a major role in the resurrection and rejuvenation of the City’s spirit, economy and the life of its people.
All photos by Steven Davis
